30 new tweaks to check out this weekend

30 new tweaks to check out this weekend

Cydia iPhone 6
After an incredibly prolific amount of releases last week, things seem to have calmed down again in Cydia, with 30 new tweaks released during the last 7 days. If you haven’t had time to launch Cydia lately, make sure to take a couple minutes to peruse this list of tweaks, and catch up on what’s new and interesting.
BannerBuddy: allows notification banners to be lowered with Reachability (free)
Better HUD: move the volume HUD around (free)
BimmerNotifierPro: shows all notifications on BMW iDrive (free)
CacheClearer: clear app caches from the Usage section of the stock Settings app 
CircleIcons: makes all icons in the Settings app round 
CleanLock: hide notifications on the Lock screen ($0.99)
Cobalia: places FlipSwitch toggles in the App Switcher 
Date In StatusBar: shows the date in the Status Bar (free)
Deepcove: replaces battery percentage with Roman numerals (free)
Disable Camera Grabber: hides the Camera grabber on the Lock screen (free)
Dynamics: brings new dynamic wallpaper options to the iPhone 
EasySpring2: adds Respring, Reboot, Shutdown, and more toggles (free)
EditPasteboard: edit your clipboard content from anywhere with an Activator gesture (free)
FaceTime Picker: pick what specific number or email address you want to FaceTime contacts at (free)
GIFPaper8: set animated GIFs as wallpaper ($1)
iCaughtU Pro: a great tweak to increase the security of your device ($2.50)
KeyCommands: execute Activator actions from keyboard shortcuts 
MagicColors: color and customize both the Lock and Home screens (free)
MEFacetimeiOS8: brings FaceTime to unsupported devices (free)
OopsLock: create a short timeframe where passcode won’t be necessary to unlock the device (free)
Sleeper: change the alarm snooze time ($0.99)
SphereView: replaced the Home screen with a 3D sphere ($3.99)
SpotlightGoogle: quickly search Google or Wikipedia from Spotlight Search (free)
Switcher Navigation Actions: offers Activator actions to mimic the iPad four finger swipes (free)
SwitcherDND: use the iPhone’s mute switch as a Do Not Disturb switch 
Tintch: colorize the toggle switches throughout iOS 
TitleHider: hides folder names (free)
Tweet Analytics: enable tweet analytics in the official Twitter app (free)
UninstallNever: locks specific apps from being accidentally deleted (free)
Wallmart: cycle through wallpaper on iOS 8 
As always, if you feel we forgot something, make sure to make a note of it in the comments.

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